• Air Conditioning
• Destination Wedding
• Honeymoon
• In-Room Safe
• Room Service
• Suitable For Events
• Swimming Pool
• Television
• Wi-fi

• 4x4 Off Roading
• Bird watching
• Boat Tours
• Fishing
• Golf
• Horseback Riding
• Indigenous Comunities
• Jungle Experiences
• Kayaking
• Kite Surfing
• National Parks
• Sailing
• Scuba Diving
• Snorkeling
• Surfing
• Water Activities
• Wildlife Observation
• Yoga / Meditation

Experiences

Coba Mayan Ruins

Take an exciting expedition deep into the heart of the Yucatán rainforest to witness a less-frequented side of Mexico. Climb Nohoch Muul temple (the tallest pyramid in the state), swim the crystal waters of the sacred Cho Ha cenote and enjoy lunch in an authentic Maya village.

Sac Actun Cave System

Spanning 132 kilometers, the Sac Actun Cave System is the longest of Mexico's famous natural wonders. Journey into these caverns and discover beautiful cenotes and underground rivers, where you can practice snorkeling and cave diving.

Scuba Diving in Akumal

In the Maya language, Akumal means "place of the turtles" and it is still one of their favorite places for laying their eggs. However, what makes Akumal such a charming and fascinating destination for tourists from around the world is its spectacular protected bay area of transparent waters and the sweet water currents that flow through its caves and subterranean rivers. Akumal's silky white sand beaches are protected by off-shore reefs. This is a haven for divers from around the world who have been coming here for decades.

Snorkeling with Whale Sharks

Snorkel alongside the largest shark in the sea, the Whale Shark. At Isla Contoy, tourists from around the world are invited to experience this unique, one of a kind day in the water. These large, friendly mammals head to where the Caribbean meets the Gulf from May to September to feed on plankton making it a safe environment for marine enthusiasts to swim alongside these underwater giants.

Spider Monkeys Biosphere Tour

Embark on this cultural journey that first takes you through an original Maya Village, where you can actually visit a native house and even prepare your own tortillas the same way the Mayas did one thousand years ago. The expedition continues when you walk through the jungle and paddle a canoe across a lagoon to see spider and howler monkeys. Reach the highest point of the reservation and strap yourselves in climbing harnesses to cross the 120-meter-long lagoon by zip line.